>Because my ISP doesn't allow more than 50 recipients for >any one message, Emailer automatically resends the message >as many times as necessary to get them all sent, in this >case 3 times.
This isn't an ISP thing, this is an Emailer thing (although many ISPs also limit the number of people a single email can go to). >My guess is that when Emailer automatically sends the >second and third batches of BCC messages (and maybe even >the first batch), it omits the TO field (with my own >address in it) from the headers of the BCC recipients. >Thus, the "missing header filter" failure at copper.net. You guessed right. Emailer doesn't have any way of knowing the first address is a placeholder, it just sees it as the first address. >Does anyone know a way around this problem? Is there a way >to make Emailer include a TO address in the headers of >messages to BCC recipients? Not that I know of. Although you could break up the list into smaller chunks, and manually do what Emailer is doing. There is probably also a way to applescript it. And of course, you can use a bulk mailing application and send emails on a one to one basis (thus avoiding the need for BCC at all). You can grab a free quick and dirty bulk emailing filemaker database off my web site (but it needs FileMaker to work, and it is REALLY quick and dirty, so you need some basic FMP knowledge to mold it into something you can use) -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
